Unger (1831–1909), factory owner in Dresden, donated much money for the town and the women's club 1911: Otto Robert Georgi (1831–1918), Oberbürgermeister of the City of Leipzig, endower of the Miners’ Widows’ Fund 1913: Dr. Walter Glaß (1874–1914), Amt judge, militia captain, founder and chairman of the Winter Sport Club 1918: Hermann Gerber, pensioner, donated money to support the poor in the First World War 1919: Carl Hugo Schönherr (d. 1925), factory owner in Leipzig, donated 1000 Marks to care for the poor 1933: Martin Mutschmann, Nazi Reichsstatthalter in Saxony 2004: Christian Teller, Erzgebirgszweigverein’s first chairman (until 2005) and Heimatforscher (“homeland researcher”) 2004: Heiner Georgi, teacher and engaged churchworker 2006: De Randfichten Sons and daughters of the town Johann Gabriel Löbel (1635–1696), glassworks and dyeworks owner in Jugel, ironworks master in Wittigsthal and Breitenbach Carl Gottlob Beck (1733–1802), moved to Nördlingen in 1763 and founded a publishing house (nowadays: Verlag C. H. Beck) August Heinrich Gruner (1761–1848), postmaster, Goethe's acquaintance, saved the town from pillage in 1813 Christian Gottlob Wild (1785–1839) church minister, said to have been an Ore Mountain dialect poet Dr. phil. Gotthelf Gustav Gündel (1794–1860), Goethe's friend, educator in the House of Frizzoni in Bergamo (Italy) Oswald Lorenz (1806–1889), music teacher and composer, Robert Schumann’s friend and editor of his music magazine Ludwig Edelmann (1835–1925), manufacturer, founder of the Evangelical parish in Bergstadt Platten (Horní Blatná) Ernst Georg August Baumgarten (1837–1884), chief forester, inventor of the dirigible, rigid airship Amatus Otto Unger (1838–1914), on the board of the “Vereinigten Strohstoff-Fabriken” Dresden, factory owner in Jonasmühle Eugen Kircheisen (d. 1913), sculptor in Braunschweig, created the warrior memorial in 1895 and in 1901 the Röder Memorial August Max Schreyer (1845–1922), chief forest councillor in Pulsnitz, poet of the song “Dr Vugelbeerbaam” Prof. Dr. phil. et med. vet. Oskar Röder (1862–1952), Secret Medical Councillor, clinic leader of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Leipzig Emil Teubner (1877–1958), woodcarver and sculptor, honorary citizen of Aue Hans C. Otto (1879–1929), glove factory owner, eventually in Vienna, prepared, for example, the Emperor's daughter's bridal gloves Max F. Schmidt, musical director in New York in the 1920s; in 1928 a “Max-Schmidt-Bank” was dedicated on Höhenweg Dr. phil. Richard Truckenbrodt (1887–1961), teacher, earned a doctorate in 1926 about Western Ore Mountain folklore Hans Pfeiffer (1895–1968), Communist politician, Member of the Reichstag Gustav Schäfer (1906–1991), Olympic rowing medallist in 1936 Kurt Magritz (1909–1992), architect and graphic